Custom Dashboard Layout Sketch (Option 2) - 1991 Ford Bronco Gauge Placement Plan
Custom dashboard layout diagram showing gauge, switch and speaker placement with a legend, including push-button starter.
This document is a hand-drawn (computer-sketched) custom dashboard layout concept, labeled as 'dash option 2' and uploaded to a 1991 Ford Bronco gallery. It shows a rectangular dash panel with a rounded-square speaker on each end, a steering column position on the left side, and a glove box on the right side. Between the steering column and glove box, the drawing places two large round gauges (identified in the legend as speedometer and tachometer), a cluster of smaller round gauges (water temperature, voltmeter, fuel gauge, and oil pressure gauges), a small oval control symbol (headlight, wiper, wiper wash, and heater control knobs), a four-pointed star symbol marking the key and push-button starter location, and a black rectangular bar representing a toggle switch panel. A legend below the dash outline explains each symbol. A reader can learn the planned placement of gauges, switches, controls, speakers, and the glove box for this proposed dashboard configuration. The document contains no part numbers, wire colors, fuse data, year, make, or model information — it is purely a conceptual instrument-panel arrangement sketch, apparently one of at least two design options (the album also includes 'dash option 1').
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Frequently asked questions
- What do the two large circles on this dash layout represent?
- According to the legend, the large circles are the speedometer and tachometer.
- What gauges are shown by the small bold circles?
- The small circles represent the water temperature, volt meter, fuel gauge, and oil pressure gauges.
- What does the black rectangular bar under the gauges indicate?
- The legend identifies the black rectangle as a toggle switch panel.
- Where are the speakers located in this dash design?
- Rounded-square speakers are placed at the far left and far right ends of the dash panel.
- How is the vehicle started in this layout?
- The four-pointed star symbol marks a key and push button starter, located near the gauges left of the toggle switch panel.
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